Stimulated by severe economic troubles, which produced radical political movements such as shays rebellion and urged on by a demand for a string central government
The answer you are looking for is option 3. Heavy taxes imposed by Aurangzeb.
Nurjahan, the father of Aurangzeb, began to build the Taj Majal that was being built for his deceased wife. This implied that he was not doing things for the people of the empire.
In the late 1600s, Emperor Aurangzeb rejected the tolerant policies of Akbar and resumed<em> the persecution of the Hindus</em> that existed before him, <em>which caused economic difficulties increased under heavy taxes and discontent sparked revolts against the Mughal rule.
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These conditions favoured European merchants to take hold in the powerful Mughal Empire.
Mixed economy allows the producers to have freedoms like what to make. In this economy, the government also gets to set reatrictions to protect their citizens. Market would not be appropriate because there are not any constrictions on what can and cannot be made so things like weapons could freely, carelessly be distributed.
He wanted to divorce his wife
